What processes is responsible for formation of "dead zones" with little to no oxygen in surface waters? Deoxygenation Reaeration Evaporation None of the above. Question 11 Approximately 90% of Americans use drinking water from a O River Public water supply Private well Groundwater reservoir Question 12 After the drinking water is screened for debris, it goes through the process of Disinfection. Filtering Coagulation and flocculation Distribution D Question 13 Which of the above is not a step in the primary wastewater treatment process? O Settling tank Screening Grit Chamber Disinfection.
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10) The dead zones in surface waters are deoxygenated waters that has little to no fish population. These waters get deoxygenated majorly due to pollution.The less dissolved/ reduced levels of oxygen is the reason for less population of fish.
11) Community/ Public Water Supply is the main source of drinking water in America. Nearly 90 % of the population in America uses drinking water from Public Water Supply.
12) The treatment of water for drinking includes processes in following manner:
Screening - Coagulation and Flocculation- Sedimentation tank- Filtration - disinfection - distribution.
13) Screening, Grit chamber, Settling tank are the processes that are included in primary waste water treatment while Disinfection is a process that is in secondary waste water treatment.
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